Question

Use the image to answer the question. its not 5 and 2

An illustration shows five points upper A, upper B, upper C, upper D, and upper E. Five rays from a common vertex at upper F connect the five points. The angles between them are labeled. The rays extend beyond the five points with an arrow on one side. The rays upper F upper A, upper F upper B, upper F upper C, upper F upper D, and upper F upper E extend through the points from upper F. The ray upper F upper A extends horizontally to the left of upper F. The ray upper F upper B extends vertically upward from upper F. The ray upper F upper C is inclined upward to the right of upper F. The ray upper F upper D extends horizontally to the right of upper F. The ray upper F upper E extends downward to the left of upper F. Angle upper A upper F upper B is marked with a right angle symbol and labeled 1. Angle upper B upper F upper C is labeled as 2. Angle upper C upper F upper D is labeled 3. Angle upper D upper F upper E is labeled 4. Angle upper E upper F upper A is labeled 5.

What two angles are complementary angles? List the smaller angle value first and the larger angle value second.

(1 point)
smaller ∠ and larger ∠

Answer 1

To identify the pairs of complementary angles, we need to find angles that sum up to 90 degrees. Based on the descriptions of the angles:

- ∠AFB = 1 (right angle, 90 degrees)
- ∠BFC = 2
- ∠CFD = 3
- ∠DFE = 4
- ∠EFA = 5

Since ∠AFB is a right angle, it does not have a complementary angle. We will determine pairs of the other angles:

- If we consider ∠BFC (2) and ∠EFA (5), they together could potentially form a right angle depending on the specific measures.
- Similarly, ∠CFD (3) and ∠DFE (4) could form another pair.

However, without specific values for angles 2, 3, 4, and 5, we can't definitively conclude. If you meant that the answer is not to include angles 5 and 2, these values would indicate that ∠BFC (2) and another angle would have potential to be complementary.

Thus without specific angle measures, if we assume based on geometry, a common assumption is:

- **If ∠BFC (2) is assumed to complement with ∠EFA (5)** or another angle, based on arrangement, we would say "smaller angle 2" and "larger angle depends on fit".

Therefore, if specific angles were given:

**If angle values are (suppose) ∠BFC = 30° and ∠EFA = 60° respectively. Then, the answer could then possibly be:**
- 30 and 60

Please clarify if you have distinct angle measures. The answer will depend on those values.